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Hunter-Best [27]
3 years ago
8

Elaine is upset with her group members because she wanted to lead the group but is not allowed to. She found that other group me

mbers are also finding it difficult to adjust in their roles. Which stage of group development is Elaine’s group going through?
Business
1 answer:
AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago
7 0

Using Tuckman’s stages of group development, we know that Elaine’s group is going through a stage called storming.

In this stage of group development, aside from having difficulties in adjusting to their roles, Elaine’s group and group members would also experience disagreements regarding priorities, tensions between one another, hostility with each other, and there would also be cliques forming inside the group.

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Answer:Bad debt expenses will be $2000 on the income statement and Allowance for uncollectible Accounts will be ($3000) on the balance sheet.

Explanation:

The bad debt accounts and allowance for uncollectible accounts are stated in the income and balance sheet statement respectively yearly to monitor activities on collectible debts.

A firm based on his experience determined an estimated percentage of debts outstanding for the year that are likely to go bad. If the new estimate is greater than the previous year, the difference is debited to income statement and if the new estimate is less than the previous year estimate the difference is credited to the income statement.

In the above scenario the new year estimate is greater than previous year by $ 2000 and that lead to $2000 to be debited to income statement.

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Answer:

B and C are mis-categorized balance sheet.

Explanation:

A. Accounts Payable: Accounts payable refers to amounts that are due to be paid by a company to vendors or suppliers of goods or services received without making payments yet. This is a liability item and the categorization is correct.

B. Prepaid expenses: These are advanced payments made by a company for commodities yet to receive. This is an asset item and the categorization is not correct.

C. Accounts Receivable: These refers to amounts that are owed to a company by its debtors for goods or services supplied to them for which they are yet to pay for. This is an asset item and the categorization is not correct.

D. Accrued expenses: These refers to expenses that have been incurred by a company but which the company is yet to pay for. This is a liability item and the categorization is correct.

E. Unearned revenue: This refers to advanced payment received by a company in respect of goods it is yet to deliver or services it is yet to render. This is a liability item and the categorization is correct.

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In this case your situation has two sides. By one side, watching an extra episode is good and gives you utility, buy you also need to study and not tu study gives you disutilty (or it's a cost). So, you will watch your episode if it gives you more marginal benefit than the cost it gives you.

If you are in a situation where the marginal cost and benefit are already equal you won't watch another episode, as the marginal benefit will be negative.

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Calculation for how much more profit (loss) that the company make.

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\mathbf{PV_{n} = \frac{FV}{(1+r)^n}}

where

FV represents the cash flows in each of the years from year 1 to year 5

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n starts from 1 for the first year ans increases sequentially until year 5

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  1          375000                      3,40,909.09                          3,40,909.09  

  2          375000                      3,09,917.36                          6,50,826.45  

  3          375000                      2,81,743.05                          9,32,569.50  

  4          375000                      2,56,130.05                          11,88,699.54  

  5          375000                      2,32,845.50                           14,21,545.04  


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